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Meanings of unusually high in English

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Usage of unusually high in English
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One school in the North West also received an unusually high amount.
The South African
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The truckers strike on Monday, however, showed tempers were running unusually high.
Reuters
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The unusually high temperatures are forecast to last until early next week.
Reuters
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The big plunge, on unusually high volume, started about an hour later.
Reuters
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Her unusually high titer is probably due to prior sensitization during pregnancies.
Pubmed
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The flames reached unusually high temperatures, so I was suspicious, I admit.
Inferno
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The carbon ratios were unusually high but the oxygen ratios were low.
BBC
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His shoulders were unusually high and narrow, but he did not stoop.
Taquisara
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Old boys also make up an unusually high proportion of Oireachtas members.
The Irish Times
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That man's blood also contained an unusually high amount of Zika virus.
Wired
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Industry insiders say the amount is unusually high for diligence work.
Reuters
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IRELAND: It was an unusually high-profile year for Irish foreign policy.
The Irish Times
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Violent crime, and the fear of it, is unusually high in South Africa.
The Guardian
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While corporate earnings have improved recently, stock valuations remain unusually high.
Reuters
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This particular part of London had an unusually high concentration of surveillance cameras.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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Beijing's weekend floods inflicted an unusually high human cost for a modern city.
Reuters
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